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One Piece: Monster Fighting Upgrade
Become the Pirate King? Not interested. Open a harem? Not interested. My hobby is to fight monsters and level up, and the creed of life I believe in is that all monsters with a red name are! Didi! Fifty meters ahead, a bronze monster, the Offshore King, appears, level lv36. Do you want to declare war? Didi! Two hundred meters ahead, the golden monster Straw Hat Luffy appears, level lv51, do you want to declare war? Didi! A gold treasure chest will drop, open it successfully, and get the rubber f
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One Piece: Gambling Dominates the World
A young man travels through the world of pirates, borrowing money from people every day and never paying it back! Luffy: "Brother Kirito! I stole Grandpa's one million beli military expenses and lent them to you. Grandpa found out. Please pay me back!" Kirito: "Why should I pay back the money I borrowed based on my ability!" Fujitora: "Is this the God of Gamblers! I can't beat him even once in a bet!" Kirito: "Stop talking nonsense! Your supreme sword has been lost to me. By the way, you have to
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King of Strategies
Male protagonist: I am the male protagonist chosen by God, I am the king of GalGame, and I am the king of strategy that travels through the comic world. No matter you are a queen or a loli, no matter you are a decent or a villain, as long as you are popular enough in the original work, I will take you as my wife! Strategy system: Remind the host that your wife is just a bunch of figurines and paper figures... Male protagonist: Dimensional barriers are not a problem! I can also do this with figur
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The Only Cheater in the Three Kingdoms
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Naruto: Invincible Three Generations
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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